What Does A Medical Biller Do? (With Software Walkthrough!) | Medical Billers Network Live

[@So_fitness]

Don't know why your content is underrated. I recently joined a medical billing company and your video greatly made me savvy with system . What you teach is very easy to learn as well. Thank you for making this video 🎉❤

[@InleraU]

Thank you so much for the kind words!! Let us know if there are any other topics you want us to cover, and congratulations on the new position! 🥳💕

[@So_fitness]

Thank you so much.. keep making such great content. I'd love to see videos regarding AR denial management if possible. 🙏💕

[@InleraU]

You're so welcome! We will definitely add it to our list, maybe we'll have a whole AR month! @@So_fitness

[@So_fitness]

I appreciate that💕

[@j25535]

First time viewer here. I work in the medical field already as a Health Information Technician (not a coder) which I do audits and medical records review. I have experience with coding when I was in college finishing up my Health Information Technology degree. I am here because i am interested in medical billing, and in general the whole and many opportunities of RCM in healthcare.

[@ramonramon4146]

im taking my Healthcare exp to the next level as a medical claims analyst...i was cleaning lots of dishes earlier anf watching you..now ill be cooking..ill play it again..this is such a great help for me as my preparation for nextweek as my DAy 1 of my new job as a call center agent! appreciate this learning so much! for sure ill subscribe! more power! Much love from the Philippines!

[@jaffetcoronado3728]

same here :)

[@InleraU]

Thank you so much! We’re so glad this has been helpful. Hopefully your new job has been going well too 🥰

[@ramonramon4146]

@@InleraU so far its great..been working in the BPO for 7 yrs. 3 yrs in Healthcare...ive handled provider side..Part D..huge MAPD aetna..now this..a level up really.. in essence ill stay in the HC accounts till the end of my career..its rewarding and challenging but no doubt helping a lot of people too...Thanks again! I always stay tuned on your channel!..

[@SiriusLee12345]

@@ramonramon4146hey bro, which company is this? I’d also like to apply 😊

[@HippieVelez]

So I just finished my medical billing and coding course and received my license after passing the NHA exam. Upon looking into jobs, I realized I need more experience. I have no prior medical experience. What are other courses or education that I can receive in conjunction with CBCS? Also I learned a lot about insurance claims, EOB, AR, claims, hipaa, etc.. yet I feel like I don’t know what anything will actually look like on the job. Is there anything you can show us that will be on the job that is related to CBCS? Like programs, forms, job tasks, how claims will look, etc. idk if I’m just overthinking but would like to feel more confident. thank you!!!

[@ohreally404]

In my opinion, this is a hard field to break into. I had this same issue years ago, I got a MB&C certificate and never got a position doing it, they all wanted experienced. It would be helpful if someone made a video on how to actually get an entry level position in this field, if there is such a thing. I still plan on taking the course again and giving it a second chance

[@purplelover9633]

Ask places if you can intern and after they sometimes offer a job. Or a foot in the door is working as a receptionist

[@InleraU]

Fantastic advice thank you guys so much for replying. I would say the same there’s a couple of recent videos/shorts that we’ve done related to exactly this topic of how to break into the field of medical billing. I would check those out and join our Facebook group so you can communicate with more billers and get tips on how they got their foot in the door.

[@michelledyment1832]

❤ Thank you so much for this content! It is super helpful!

[@InleraU]

You're welcome! We're so glad we can help people understand medical billing a little better 🥰

I think billers code and then submit claims for reimbursement.

[@InleraU]

Thanks for your comment! :)

[@everythingblossom]

Hi, how are you doing. They do billing for health care

[@InleraU]

Hello! We are doing well, and hope you are too

[@maurafenlon8071]

I would like you to do a show on how to get the most out of reading payercontracts and matrix. Also, to touch on groupers. Thanks.

[@InleraU]

Great suggestion! We will add this to the list of future videos. Let us know what specific questions you have related to this topic.

[@MsGreyhoundmom]

I took medical billing and coding but it did not go into the billing aspect of it. I took the MBCS exam and passed. I will be taking my CPC soon. I have no idea how to start in an office. I have no experience and I can't get any with out working in an office. Very frustrating.

[@InleraU]

Thank you so much for your comment! I completely understand your frustration. There are some medical billing companies that you might be able to work as an intern or an entry level position. I would suggest that you join our medical billers network Facebook group to network & possibly offer your support/services in there.

[@PaulaFerry-ck7pv]

Can you help with which dx codes to bill when a patient with Medicare has a check-up- not an annual wellness or a child well check but a physical ..Maybe the patient came in for a follow-up... The providers always bill an E/M with Z00.00!!! This will not get paid but everywhere I look on the medicare website and with numerous calls to Medicare I cannot figure this out.

[@samratmitra9721]

I am familiar with the Software Open PM

[@InleraU]

Thanks for your comment! Do you enjoy working with Open PM?

[@samratmitra9721]

@@InleraU yeh, it's user-friendly and we can easily pull the ageing report, moreover, it's easy to refile cc claim from this software, actually I have more than 6 yrs of experience in medical billing as AR nd Denial specialist, so I did work with many software, however, Open PM is one of the best, now I am preparing for my CPC exam, I want to work as an account manager

[@michelledyment1832]

Hey Jasmine, if I could ask you a question: Do you know about the MMIS billing platform? Do you have a video explaining the different action and denial codes?

[@InleraU]

Thank you for your comment! I’m sorry, but I don’t have any experience with that particular software. If you haven’t done so already, you should consider joining our Facebook group and pose that question in the group to see if there’s someone in the group that could help

[@3bsfuntime755]

Hello, newbie here. Wanting to learn more about on how to become as work from home medical biller. Hoping you could help me.

[@InleraU]

Hello, thank you for joining us! If you want to learn more about working from home as a biller, these videos should help: kzbin.infoGpluUqww2Yg kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYeuZniwbNyFr5o

[@LenzGoDeep]

Awesome!

[@InleraU]

We think so too! 😜

[@trinigrl09]

Are certified through aapc or another institution?

[@InleraU]

We are not currently certified, but we do offer a CPB Training Program that includes a voucher for the test, so you can get certified through AAPC after we get you prepared to pass the exam

[@robinson2589]

The ehr demo is so helpful im new to billing and coding and want to learn everything but not sure yet what I’ll like or will be good at I’m still in a coding program

[@ShaikhMomin-zk3ot]

So have you ever think of starting a medical billing business?

[@choppagirl774]

How do I know that Medical Coding is for me? I have difficulty with staying focused and I have dyslexia, ADD & ADHD. I get easily distracted.

[@larafungaming3374]

@@choppagirl774 Just try, you will never know if you don't try

[@DenG611]

Hi I just got my A removed and is a full CPC. Now Im interested in expanding to medical billing as well. I'm looking for any 'foot in the door' part time Billing role to hone my skills. Appreciate if anyone can point me in the right direction

[@InleraU]

Woohoo 🥳 congratulations!!! you’re going to need to think outside of the box and try approaching companies that might need some part-time contractor support. You can do this by networking both on and off-line. If you’re not already a part of our medical billers network, Facebook group, I highly recommend you join to get connected to the Billing Community.

[@adventureblublue7195]

thank you!

[@InleraU]

You're so very welcome! 🤗

[@Maxinerable]

hello

[@francisbersabal9520]

how much does a Biller or coder earns these days?

[@InleraU]

The range is quite wide in the US and would depend on the geographich location, experience, role and level of responsibility. I would say average range between 45 - 70k per year

[@BobbiBirkeland]

Seems like quite a bit of work and knowledge for low pay

[@InleraU]

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

[@salinsatagalogT07]

Is this job has age limit?

[@InleraU]

In the US there are age minimums to working professionally that vary from state to state. But as for an age limit, you can be a biller for as long as you want to be working in the field!

[@waleedbaig2701]

I want to work as a Medical biller how can you help me

[@InleraU]

That's a great question! It depends on your current experience level, where you are in your medical billing journey, and where you want to go. You can get advice on courses here on our website: ips-s-school-8c86.thinkific.com/collections Or you can email us at [e-mail]

[@waleedbaig2701]

I want to work and learn even if you give me tasks ill be happy to work on. Its because i want to learn the whole RCM.I can work for free for first 2 Months @@InleraU

[@gracefrazier2720]

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[@SharanaHs-d6w]

U wasted my time with this video